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I'm Major Garrett in Washington, and today on Face the Nation, the Administration navigates a mistake

of its own making, communicating attack plans against targets in Yemen on

unsecure app while the journalist accidentally invited into the chat room looked on. President

Trump says this week will be tariff week. The markets have been down and consumer confidence sliding.

These warning signs have not dampened spring in the nation's capital, but concerns about the direction of the U.S. economy persist.

The president of the United Auto Workers, Sean Fane, will tell us about tariffs and the auto industries.

And House Budget Committee Chairman Jody Arrington will preview Congressional Republican plans to cut taxes and spending.

Plus, Mr. Trump's top national security officials are on the defensive

after sharing those military attack plans. The White House says the raid in Yemen was a success,

and that's all that matters. There's no units, no locations, no routes, no flight paths,

no sources, no methods, no classified information.

But even some Republicans call the episode a mistake.

We'll hear with the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee Mark Warner thinks and get analysis from a former

top intelligence official during Trump's first term, Sue Gordon, and the former head of Central Command, General Frank McKenzie.

It's all just ahead on Face the Nation.

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